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smudge
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 Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 7:09 pm Post subject: Any thought on position of rad in a Single Cab |
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69 Single cab in planning stages of either a 2.0ltr turbo or 2.2 subaru.
Bags of space underneath and twin treasure chest doors.Planing on useing a 406 v6 rad.
Any thought would be kewl
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gazman
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| Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 4:57 am Post subject: |
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Underneath would be the way to go  |
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Alex (FTS)
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There was a yellow crew cab on here that had the rad mounted in the tool chest area under the flat bed-he grafted in another side vent from a baywindow into the locker door to duct more air through-it looked pretty good!
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jp
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sven
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| Besides the ugly light covers, that's a darn great lookin' van! |
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beetleseb
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I reckon that if you don't mind alot of cutting and fab work you'd get an upright rad in there, unless you wanna use the lockers for anything else.
The pug rads good though, as you know!
Seb
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